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Minifly 🗜️

Minify different types of files easily

Highlights

Zero-config
Fast and easy to use
Uses async/await
Minifies files concurrently
Supports multiple file types

Install

npm install --global minifly

You can also use npx:

npx minifly

Usage

	Usage
		$ minifly <options>
 
	Options
		--output, -o  			Output directory (Default: minifly)
		--ignore, -i  			Ignore specific files or directories
		--minExt, -m			File extensions of minified files (Default: .min)
		--concurrency, -c		Max number of minifiers running at the same time (Default: CPU cores)
 
	Examples
    	$ minifly
	  	$ minifly -i 'index.js,dist/*.css' -o dist
		$ minifly -m ''

Supported files

Type	Minifier
HTML (*.html)	html-minifier
CSS (*.css)	clean-css
JavaScript (*.js)	terser
JPG (*.jpg)	imagemin-mozjpeg
PNG (*.png)	imagemin-pngquant
GIF (*.gif)	imagemin-gifsicle
SVG (*.svg)	imagemin-svgo

More file types will be supported soon 🦄

License

MIT

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minifly's Issues

Minifly automatically appends .min in the filename before the extension

For example, I want to minify index.html, and have the minified version overwrite it.
What happens now, is that index.html is untouched, and the minified version of it is called index.min.html.
Maybe it's a good idea to make a parameter to toggle it, or provide a custom name.

Other than that, I really like this tool, makes it really simple to minify all css, html, and js in a folder without using find or specifying the filenames, I use it for deploying to Github Pages.

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